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Masking requirement is lifted for Maine lawmakers

Maine lawmakers will no longer be required to wear masks in the State House effective on Monday.

Moose killed after attacking Maine teen’s dog sled team

ST. DAVID, Maine (AP) A cow moose attacked a Maine teen, his dad and their sled dogs during a snowstorm Tuesday night — a 45-minute ordeal that only ended when the 17-year-old shot the moose with a neighbor’s rifle.

Maine lawmakers eye working conditions for renewables sector

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine lawmakers are considering a proposal that would require developers of some renewable energy projects to meet requirements for working conditions such as wages and benefits of workers.

Maine Legislature seeks to keep 2 northern vets homes open

CARIBOU, Maine (AP) Maine lawmakers are seeking to prevent the closure of two veterans homes in northern Maine.

Man who shot deputy appeals to state supreme court, again

BANGOR, Maine (AP) A man sentenced to life in prison in the death of a police officer is seeking a new trial because prosecutors withheld evidence about an arresting officer’s disciplinary record.

Maine aerospace company passes rocket engine test

BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) A Maine aerospace company has conducted a successful rocket engine test and can move forward on its plan to launch rockets.

Palmyra home destroyed by explosion and fire

The Maine Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating a fire and explosion at a home in Palmyra.

State to rescind recommendation for universal masking at Maine schools

Beginning March 9th, universal masking will no longer be recommended for Maine’s schools and childcare facilities

Investigation underway after Patten man dies in custody

The Maine Attorney General’s Office says a Patten man died shortly after he was arrested by officers.

Maine man faces sentencing for double killing after plea

A Maine man charged with killing his sister and brother-in-law pleaded no contest to murder on Wednesday.

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